Hello friends! today I bring you another small shawl design (see the previous one here: Carrie Shawlette), but this time I made it using chunky yarn. when me and my girls were taking photos of the finished piece, I had yet to settle on a name for it, that’s when my daughter said jokingly that it looks like a coarse dragon tongue around her neck. I thought it was hilarious and decided to stick with the name Dragon Tongue. For the pattern I went with a simple one, with the addition of a small twist, enough to make it interesting, but still easy to work out. The size can be made larger by basically repeating the general pattern more times than what I chose to go with. This small wrap will keep you warm and cozy for the rest of this cold winter, plus It’s a super easy and quick project that takes less than a hundred yards of chunky yarn to knit. So, I hope you give it a try: make this shawlette in a short time and match it with your favorite jacket and hat. Have a nice knitting day!
Overview:
- Skill level: Intermediate.
- Instructions style: written pattern.
- Yarn weight: #6/ super bulky.
- Available sizes: one size (see detailed measurements below). Size can be adjusted by repeating the general pattern as many times as you prefer. .
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Materials:
- Yarn: Alize Superlana Megafil, 25% wool, 75% acrylic, 3.53 oz (100 g), 60 yards (55 m), in the color "161" (2 skeins).
- Circular knitting needles, 24" (60 cm) long, size US 15 (10 mm).
- Tapestry needle.
- Ring stitch markers.
Measurements: width = 11.5" (29 cm), length = 30.5" (77 cm), approx.
Yardage: 80- 82 yards (73 - 75 m), approx.
Gauge: 9 sts and 15 rounds = 4" x 4" (10 cm x 10 cm) in garter pattern.
Knitting Terms:
- st: stitch.
- sts: stitches.
- sl st: slip stitch.
- k: knit.
- p: purl.
- yo: yarn over.
- stm: stitch marker.
Instructions:
Cast on 2 sts and k them, then work as follows:
Rows 1 and 2: k 1, yo, k to end. (4 sts)
Rows 3 and 4: (k 1, yo) twice, k to end. (8 sts)
Repeat these four rows once more (14 sts).
Put one stm before the four middle sts, and one after them, then work as follows:
Row 5: k 1, yo, k to first stm, yo, k 4 sts together through back loops, k the same 4 sts together through front loops, yo, k to end.
Row 6: k 1, yo, k to first stm, p 1, sl st 2, p 1, k to end.
Row 7: (k 1, yo) twice, k to first stm, yo, k 4 sts together through back loops, k the same 4 sts together through front loops, yo, k to end.
Row 8: (k 1, yo) twice, k to first stm, p 1, sl st 2, p 1, k to end.
Repeat rows 5-8 once more. Remove both stm. Locate the eighteen middle sts of the row then put one stm before them and one after them.
Row 9: k 1, yo, k to first stm, yo, *k 4 sts together through back loops, k the same 4 sts together through front loops, yo, k 3, repeat from * once more, k 4 sts together through back loops, k the same 4 sts together through front loops, yo, k to end.
Row 10: k 1, yo, k to first stm, *p 1, sl st 2, p 1, k 3, repeat from * once more, p 1, sl st 2, p 1, k to end.
Row 11: (k 1, yo) twice, k to first stm, yo, *k 4 sts together through back loops, k the same 4 sts together through front loops, yo, k 3, repeat from * once more, k 4 sts together through back loops, k the same 4 sts together through front loops, yo, k to end.
Row 12: (k 1, yo) twice, k to first stm, *p 1, sl st 2, p 1, k 3, repeat from * once more, p 1, sl st 2, p 1, k to end.
Repeat rows 9-12 five more times, or as many times as you like if you want to adjust the size. Remove stms. Repeat rows 1-4 once, then repeat rows 1-2 once. Bind off all sts, and weave in loose ends.
Lastly, feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions or find something confusing in the pattern.
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